Say 'No' To Closed Hospital Meetings
To the Editor:

Your paper says it all!

From the March 6 article, Commisioners Question Why Residents May Have No Say in New Hospital Board, " . . . The change from having public to closed meetings hinges on a transfer of ownership, say hospital officials, which they favor . . ."

Duh.

Ought the thinking voter read that headline as: "There's No Question Why Bored Residents Have to Say No to New Hospital"?

No Say = Say No. Vote Tuesday, May 6, 2008.

Mary Elizabeth Nichols

St. Ignace